What is a chili dip wedge?
Why does my chili dip float?
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How to hit a golf ball high and landing it soft from the sand?
If you have these ideal conditions, it’s a green light for you to go for it.
What to think about when you get to the top of the golf course?
Once you get to the top, all you need to think about is returning the clubhead to be in line with your hands.
How many saves did Rory McIlroy make in the scramble?
For the week, McIlroy ranked first in the field in scrambling with 14 saves in 18 opportunities. That scrambling ability came up clutch multiple times last weekend, particularly when he found bunkers.
What is the green light for bunker shot?
This bunker shot requires you to hinge your wrists severely during the backswing and then release them as you come into the ball and let them pass through the sand underneath.
What is a chili dip wedge?
Chili dipping a wedges is one of the most frustrating shots in golf. Every golfer has experienced a chili dip in their career. That dreaded shot around the green when the leading edge sticks in behind the ball and your club makes feeble (if any) contact.
Why does my chili dip float?
Yarwood explains that chili dips are caused by one of two things: The first is that your trail arm (the right of you are right-handed) floats out too far from your body on the takeaway. The other is that your front knee ( the left for a right-handed player) buckles as you come into the ball. If you are victim of a floating trail arm, try putting ...
